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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
15
A garbled collection of phrases references court decisions robberies and social topics. Mentions a London editor Clemenceau Lloyd George duel challenge and a Martian gaze toward Earth alongside scattered mentions of baseball and a 50 cent joke.
The death rate in the U S registration area rose to 10.28 per 1000, up from 12.8 in 1922, with Maryland highest at 14.2 refined and Montana lowest at 8.2. Rates vary by state white versus colored populations, and large cities like New York and Chicago show mixed changes compared with 1922.
A summary of laboratory tests shows moderate density blankets retain heat best when shielded from air currents. Heavy blankets lose heat by conduction while too-porous ones allow excess air circulation, reducing warmth. The testing apparatus included an electrically heated hydro root plate and temperature measurement devices.
A public auction in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, showcased a horse sold for 26 cents. The event involved Weph A. Kerry, district deputy grand master of the Grand Lodge of Masonry in Pennsylvania, and highlighted the transition from horse to automobile as the preferred transport.
Fragmentary report notes a stowaway incident and a gas aid reference amid garbled phrases about Manila, coastal terms, and food items. Names, dates, or clear actions are missing, leaving only scattered remnants of a larger article.
A nationwide survey by the Associated Advertising Clout reveals stock losses across Michigan Ohio Indiana and many eastern states due to fraudulent or speculative investments. The report notes high losses among foreign-born workers and several small towns reporting million-dollar totals, while urging public cooperation and investment caution.
Philadelphia reports a new ailment among workers in elevators. Doctors link it to balance disruption in the inner ear, with symptoms of unsteady gait and distress during elevator trips. The condition differs from trolley foot and sea legs, tied to the motion of plungers and old cable systems.
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